Krispy Kreme Launches Latin American Destination Dessert Collection

Krispy Kreme is introducing three new doughnuts inspired by Latin American desserts starting July 28 as part of its global tour.

Justin Tomlinson

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Krispy Kreme Launches Latin American Destination Dessert Collection

Krispy Kreme announced the debut of its new limited-time Destination Dessert Collection starting Tuesday, July 28. Based in Charlotte, North Carolina, the doughnut company is bringing the vibrant and irresistible flavors of several beloved Latin American desserts to its menu through three all-new doughnut creations.[1][2]

The release represents the next stop on Krispy Kreme's global tour. This current collection follows two previous summers of fan-favorite doughnut offerings that drew inspiration from international dessert destinations in Paris and Italy, inviting fans to discover classic global flavors.[1][2]

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